Another round of compensation increases could be on the horizon for some Town of Herndon bodies. The Herndon Town Council is considering a proposal to increase the compensation for members on the Architectural Review Board (ARB), Historic District Review Board (HDRB), Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals, resulting in an annual increase of $20,400
The topic of pay for the Herndon Town Council is on the legislative body’s docket again. After instituting the first pay increase in nearly 15 years for the 2023-2024 term, the council is considering the possibility of reducing pay to previous levels. The move, pitched by Vice Mayor Clark Hedrick, is in response to fiscal
A new economic development hub is officially open in the Town of Herndon. The George Mason Enterprise Center has opened in Office Evolution, a shared office space, at 205 Van Buren Street to support small and emerging businesses in an effort to support Herndon’s economic growth. A ribbon cutting is slated for March 16, though
The first Food for Neighbors collection and sorting event of the year got help from a variety of local and regional groups including the German General Armed Forces Command, an organization that has called Reston home since 1991. The organization took part in the event at Herndon Middle School Food for Neighbors’ original
Sunrise over Reston National Golf Course (photo by Terry Baranski) Developers Hope Silver Line Opening Will Boost Activity “Officials responsible for building and operating the 11.4-mile, $3 billion extension…have insisted that it will spark and sustain considerable development…For developers, they’re hoping those words ring true, that it supercharges multimillion-dollar investments they’ve bet on, but